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# Package content view
When you open an application package, the package content view lists everything inside it: **Applications**, **Portal Pages**, and **Automations**. The package content view offers a more detailed list view, described below.
### Switch between card and list view
Use the view toggle in the top-right corner to choose how content is displayed.
* **Card view** groups content by type (Applications, Portal Pages, Automations) and shows each item as a card. This is the classic view.
* **List view** shows all content in a single sortable table with additional columns, making it easier to scan larger packages.
### Density modes
In list view you can choose how compact the table is. Open the density menu (the sliders icon) 
and select:
* **Regular** – more spacing between rows.
* **Dense** – tighter rows so more items fit on screen at once.
### List view columns
List view adds information that is not shown on the cards:
* **Name** – the item name and icon.
* **Type** – Application, Page, or Automation.
* **Deployed** – the version currently deployed to an environment.
* **Last Modified** – who last changed the item and when.
* **Latest Commit** – the most recent committed version and its commit message.
* **Visible** – whether the item is shown in the Client.
* **Tags** – any tags assigned to the item.
### Filter the content
The filter bar lets you narrow down what is shown. Combine filters as needed, then use **Reset filters** to clear them.
* **Name** – search by name.
* **Type** – show only Applications, Pages, or Automations.
* **Deployed** – show items by their deployment status to environments.
* **Tags** – show only items with the selected tags.
{% hint style="info" %}
The **All / Applications / Portal Pages / Automations** tabs and the **Type** filter both narrow content by type. Use whichever is quicker for your workflow.
{% endhint %}
### Tags
Tags help you organize and filter content. You can assign one or more tags to any Application, Portal Page, or Automation.
To add or remove tags:
* Open the item's settings (the **Edit** / settings panel).
* In the **Tags** section, select **Add Tag** to assign a tag, or select the **×** on a tag to remove it.
* Select **Save**.
Once assigned, tags appear in the **Tags** column in list view and can be used in the **Tags** filter to narrow the content shown.
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